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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #171 on: Wednesday 07 October 09 07:42 BST (UK) »
We'll be taking over soon! :D
Some of my Dad's siblings were also born in Denmark Street, I'm sure you can add some more memories.
Lesanne, have emailed you regarding the BRO.
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #172 on: Wednesday 07 October 09 08:27 BST (UK) »
Hello Corndolly  :D
Yup, Denmark Str, Cordwallis Street & Road.
I'm doing a few look up's soon. Is there something I can find for you.

Best wishes Lesanne.
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #173 on: Wednesday 07 October 09 11:39 BST (UK) »
Hi Lesanne
Thanks for the offer.

Nothing I need right now for the Denmark st. area.

Just having a prob. at the moment trying to find parents of an Elizabeth Day - my dads paternal gran.

Know she was b. 1863 Burghfield and married Walter Read 1884 at Wokingham, but haven't got the marr. cert.

She married again in 1900 (bit iffy that one!) Henry G. Lockyer, and they ended up living in Alwyn rd .  My mum can remember them.  If you get any chance with that one would be very grateful.

Just had a quick look at the dads birth cert, sorry they moved top Denmark st, actually born 14 Cordwallis St (1913).  Mum and dad married in St Lukes church in 1935.  Recognise a lot of the names that have been mentioned before.  The Misses Westlake (there were two sisters, neither married) re Elmslie school, lived a few doors from us at Furze Platt.

Can remember playing tennis in the road with my brother who did a beaut of a return shot, straight through their greenhouse window.  Needless to say we disappeared quick!!

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corndolly
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Pocock - Berks,Wilts
Clarke - Berks
Enefer - Sussex, Essex
Driver - Surrey, Suffolk

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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #174 on: Wednesday 07 October 09 11:42 BST (UK) »
Me again

should have said if anyone from the Maidenhead area can remember anything re the Reads' Clark(e)s' Pococks lot, would be good to hear from you.

bye again, corndolly
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #175 on: Saturday 10 October 09 20:22 BST (UK) »
Hi Lesanne

Thanks for your kind welcome. I think I may like this site very much.
You have brought back memories of the vegetable horse and cart. I recall people rushing out with a shovel to gather the horse manure for their gardens (nothing else being available in wartime).

Also the little boys hanging on the back for a ride.

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Berkshire: Cook, Rogers, Houlton.
Oxfordshire: Rogers, Kerwood
Hertfordshire: Cook
London: Gooding, Langdale, Cayley, Buttery, Matthews, Troup, Roller
Sussex: Cayley, Vine
Yorkshire: Langdale, Nichols, Newry
Australia: Rogers, Langdale, Marling
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #176 on: Saturday 10 October 09 20:38 BST (UK) »
Hi Abiam

Thanks for your welcome also.  I was at the County Girls School from 1946 to 1951 (I think - it's long ago). Neverthless I would like your pics of the school photos '53and '56 as my sister was still there. Of course I will e-mail my photos. I agree, Queen Anne House should never have been allowed to be pulled down.

I have been asked the names of teachers at the . All I can recall are the following:

Head Mistress: Miss Wingate for a very short time, then Miss Costello.
Miss Spooner, Miss White, Miss Tozer, Miss Richmond. I'm sure the others will come to mind eventually.

Now I have made three posts so I will try to e-mail this weekend.
Berkshire: Cook, Rogers, Houlton.
Oxfordshire: Rogers, Kerwood
Hertfordshire: Cook
London: Gooding, Langdale, Cayley, Buttery, Matthews, Troup, Roller
Sussex: Cayley, Vine
Yorkshire: Langdale, Nichols, Newry
Australia: Rogers, Langdale, Marling
U.S.A.: Uzanhazen

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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #177 on: Saturday 10 October 09 21:27 BST (UK) »
Hi,
You will need my email address so I'll send you a PM.  You'll see you have a message up at the top right of the page near your name.  Just click!
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #178 on: Sunday 11 October 09 10:12 BST (UK) »
Hi "Oldgirl"
Have sent you a PM. 
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #179 on: Thursday 26 November 09 19:22 GMT (UK) »
I lived in maidenhead when I started school at age 4 and think she could have easily attended East Street Infants school, where I started at the end of the last war as it is very old, and is near enough to Denmark Street to count.

Regards Jenifer